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Russian Fears

Saw this article by Olga Nezhnikova on UAinfo today. Not something extraordinary for Ukrainians to say but most of Westerners definitely lack such kind of mental clarity and resolve regarding Russia. So I chose it for translation, adding several links and footnotes for better understanding.

You know why I don’t believe that Russia can become a normal country, not even in distant future? Reason isn’t really Putin alone or zombie propaganda, folks. And comparisons to Hitler’s Germany won’t do here as well.

Now I’m observing some kind of chemical action in dumb ruskie ass-heads. Currently, regarding the bridge named after Kadyrov Sr. and Mannerheim plaque1 in St.Petersburg. Ruskies are just outraged, unable to get it. And some of them, those who were fire-farting for their tzar only several months ago, now have skimpy nervous impulses burrowing through putrefactive matter in their heads. Like, “maybe the tzar is not genuine”2 after all?

But the problem isn’t that it will end in failure and no one comes out to protest. Even with protests, nothing will change basically. Even with overthrow – NOTHING will change. The problem is that those 86%, or 90%, or whatsoever are absolutely immoral by their nature. Like amoebas, or liver flukes, or staphylococcus. They simply don’t have genes responsible for morality and decency.

Putin didn’t turn russians into such creatures. On the contrary, russians chose that fish-eyed pathetic bald mongrel to praise as their tzar. And if yesterday they all were straining their asses with eyes popping out to endorse Putin who “taught those damn Ukries3 a lesson” and “scared the entire world”, today they’re whispering to each other carefully – what if things would preserve that course, will the renounce of Crimea become imminent in the end?

The biggest fear of ruskies, making them sleepless in cold sweat at night, is that someday they’ll be forced to return what they stole. To give up dreams of “russian world” and “radioactive ashes”. To apologize for their thuggish escapades. What such a creature will do, realizing that the tzar is not genuine? It will come and find another tzar, big bad one who won’t be “pissing himself” and will “nuke those damn pindoses for good”!

Slowly, understanding of a fact that Putin is a small-time wimpish street thug comes to russians. Very slowly, but it happens. Not with everyone, not en masse yet – just like lone first swallows. But there is completely no understanding of their own abominations and it’s not gonna change. And that is the most terrible thing.

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Concerning the Washington Post material. Before evil Finns have decided to side with even more evil Germans in WW2 and watch in vicious rapture how poor kind-hearted rusisans are dying in Leningrad, there was a little event named Winter War. In which USSR attacked Finland, repeatedly bombed Finnish cities and captured Karelian Isthmus. But politically correct idiots from AP apparently have their own version of History, “strangely” resembling commie bullshit.

Often, I see how common people without fancy education and overwhelming set of academic degrees are demonstrating much better understanding of politics (and reality in general) than specially prepared elitists. Russians are indeed nation of congenital subhuman thugs with unsatisfiable lust for wars and genocide that can’t be even peacefully isolated, let alone converted to civilized one.

Currently, it’s problem of Ukraine mostly, but by either deliberate denial of reality or corrupt servitude to Kremlin, Western elites are pushing the world towards dreadful times when russian thuggery will become everybody’s problem.

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Thank you Der Einsame Krieger for setting the record straight regarding Finns, much appreciated xx

Another even less known fact is, that Russia attacked Finland before the continuation war started. Finnish politicians asked every time for an explanation from Russia, but Russia was silent. That is why we had to go to war once again, because we were under attack from Russia – again.

Russia Attacks Again

Finland did not enter war against Russia a second time because of Nazi sympathies. Russia was the aggressor again in June, 1941. This was the eventful month when Germany invaded Russia. While Russian propaganda has attempted to make out that Finland used the opportunity to regain lost territory, the facts speak otherwise. Note carefully the following:

Our own State Department’s press release, dated December 18, 1941, giving the official chronology of events in 1941, has these cryptic and tragic words concerning what happened on June 22, 1941:

“Germany invades the Soviet Union; the latter raids Finland; Hitler’s speech and Ribbentrop’s statement on declaration of war against the Soviet Union.” (New York Times, June 23, 1941, pp. 1:8, 4:2. Italics ours.)

On the very day, June 22, 1941, when the Russian-German war started, Russia resumed active hostilities against Finland. On that same day the Russians bombed the Aaland Islands and attempted to bomb two Finnish warships. On the 23rd, Abo (Turku) was bombed by 24 Russian airplanes. The open city of Willmanstrand was bombed on the same day – so was the Malm airdrome near Helsinki. The Russian Government was asked for an explanation, but no answer came.

Finland herself had refrained from any military action. On the 24th, the Finnish minister in London assured Mr. Eden that Finland would remain on the defensive. But by the 26th more than ten Finnish towns had been bombed by the Russians and had suffered heavy casualties. On that day, President Risto Ryti broadcast a declaration that Finland would fight in self-defense. “There was a unanimous vote of support for the Government when it reluctantly, and after some days of delay, entered the war against Russia for the second time, in June. 1941. This unanimous vote was for the same reason as the unanimous vote of the American Congress after Japan had bombed Pearl Harbor. It was in response to days of one-sided bombing of Finnish cities by Soviet airplanes.” (“The Tragic Case of Finland”, American Mercury, July, 1944. Italics ours.)

So it was not until after Russia had repeatedly attacked Finland and after there was no longer the slightest question of her intentions, that the Finnish Parliament approved military resistance, and only after Russia had refused to answer repeated Finnish requests for explanations of the attacks.

The Finns had been utterly exhausted by the previous war with Russia. But it was clear that their last chance of survival as an independent nation was disappearing. They fought in self-defense for a second time. Their army regained the territory wrested from Finland in March, 1940, and pushed only into Soviet Karelia where they established a natural defensive position. For two years there was little more than patrol activity on this front. In fact, it became known as a “sit-down war”. It is an unsubstantiated Soviet canard that Finnish guns took part in the bombardment of Leningrad which because of its closeness they could have easily bombarded at any time had they so decided. They took no part in the German offensive against that city.

Not only did the Finns refrain from joining in offensive action against Leningrad, but at the very time the Russian resistance at that city was described as most desperate the Finnish Army was only about 28 miles from Murmansk Junction and could have cut that important Russian supply road if she had wanted to. The Finns did not push this great military advantage, and it is impossible to believe that the reason was aught else than their trust in us. If the Russian defensive position was as desperate as has been described it may well be that this fact was a decisive factor.